Category
FIRA Sports
Robot athletes competing in Olympic-style events.
FIRA Sports pursues the goal of developing robot athletes that can compete against humans in Olympic events.
Leagues
- AndroSotIntroduction The official version of the rules of the game for AndroSot Challenge is based on the concepts from the HuroCup games. The primary idea came from Professor Tzuu-Hseng Steve Li in 2011. Some comments from Professor Kuo-Yang Tu, the FIRA 2011 General Co-Chair, have
- HuroCupIntroduction The HuroCup competition emphasizes the development of flexible, robust, and versatile robots that can perform many different tasks in different domains. HuroCup encourages research into the many areas of humanoid robotics, especially walking and balancing, complex motion planning, and human robot interaction. In addition
- RoboSotIntroduction Research on mobile robot platforms is receiving an increasing share of attention, especially in the area of household domestic appliances. The problems and challenges facing the development of these platforms are many, varied and often significantly different from the problems faced in both
Category rules
No rules cover the whole category. Each league publishes its own — see the league pages above.